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Hi all,
I'm trying to divide a value from two different tables for a specific variety/product.
In one table I've Bins Quantity as a mesure and another table has the "rate per hour" based on variety. What I am wanting to do is divide bins quantity by rate per hour for each specific variety.
For example - Variety 629 has 256 bins packed and in the budgted table the variety budget rate is 0.5. I want to divide these 256 / 0.5 = 532.
What is happening when I add into the table it takes the sum of rate per hour instead of the individual rate per hour. Measure 2 (sum) is taking the overall total rather than 0.5 for variety 629.
Formulas I have used so far:
Measure (sum) = MAXX(DISTINCT('QM-IM-Control Table'[Variety]), MAX('QM-IM-Control Table'[Rate Per Hour]))
Measure 2 (sum) = SUMX(DISTINCT('QM-IM-Control Table'[Variety]), [Measure (sum)])
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Looks like I've got it to work. Entered different variety from another table in Measure (sum) and played with the relationships and is generating the correct number 😄
Looks like I've got it to work. Entered different variety from another table in Measure (sum) and played with the relationships and is generating the correct number 😄
@Anonymous sounds good, it boils down to data modelling and it is key component when designing reports.
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@Anonymous can you share raw sample data in excel and expected output. lot more depends how your tables are related and how your data looks like
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